This store has a wide selection of home items with reasonable prices. I came in looking for bath…read moresheets and found many options available for great prices. Store was well stocked for my needs.

They have three isles of Grinch things and then so much more! If your feeling crafty and need to…read morefind a spot to get things this is the place! Feeling festive and need decorations, your going to want to come here. This place is so much fun just browsing through the isles. They have so many options the selections are outstanding! The lines were short and the staff was nice! I believe their items to be good quality too! They also have 50% Christmas decor! Making quality products available at a much lower cost.

CP Farmhouse is such a beautiful family owned store. They sell Amish made furniture and so many…read morestunning little ornaments and decor pieces for your home. Currently everything in the store is Holiday themed. I'm sure with the seasons and holidays their inventory changes. There are plenty of items made by local artisans, such as hand poured candles, goat milk skin care, reefs and more! Don't forget to take the stairs upstairs to discover more gems and a small clearance section. Most of the items are a bit over priced. A tiny little hen ornament that's made of mostly fluff is $18. The substantial items like the tables, chairs and such are truly quality. I would stop by here again when I'm in the area, I had a lot of fun browsing through this little store.

A nice place to discover something new or old Right after…read morewe ate at Ollie's. Highly recommend.

Place was very cutely decorated! It was a lot smaller inside than I expected, and claustrophobic…read more There are only a few tables at the counter, a large round table that looked like 5-6 were sitting at, and 4-5 bar stools seats facing out the front window. There's an upstairs with a coffee table, a bean bag chair and two chairs (and lots of artists wares for sale on the wall). There are a few tables outside, so waiting until it's warm enough or ordering To-Go would be my suggestion. I shared pictures of the beautiful breakfast plates we received. The food was delicious! The sausage I asked for in my Eggs Benny was delicious! They were clearly homemade sausage that had a nice rosemary flavor. My husband's breakfast star was the chef made ham steak slices, and the rosemary sourdough toast. Yes, I recommend the food here! We were rather disappointed by the temperament of the person we assumed is the owner... when asked if they would please lower the music a little, because I'm healing from a traumatic brain injury (and it was blasting commercials and music; it wasn't a pleasant music track or album), said with an attitude "Sorry I can't control where the speakers are", and from that point seemed a lot less friendly. Her attitude didn't ruin the taste of the food, but this was a special outing (my first in 3 years since falling on black ice), near Goodspeed Opera House. This is a touristy area and people that run breakfast/brunch spots are usually friendly and eager to help with small requests. Often interactions with the restaurant staff adds greatly to the experience. Her sour grapes and refusal to help me feel comfortable by lowering it a smidge (I was already wearing noise cancelling ear buds, just so you understand how loud it was and that she didn't turn it down even a tiny bit), made breakfast less nice. We won't be returning ~ there are so many restaurants struggling to survive after Covid, we'd rather spend our time and money there.

This is a truly special shop - remarkable goods - delightful staff - all very helpfulread more

ORIGIN: Milton Market was founded by local resident Martha…read moreFish. Milton Market is named after one of the town of Litchfield's communities. LOCATION: Within a few steps from the granite-clad Abner Hotel is a charming cobblestone-lined court with a unique general store of sorts -- Milton Market. EXPERIENCE: With background in fashion merchandising, buying, and product development, Fish's experience is reflected in the curated collection of home products at Milton Market. SERVICE: A visit brings to mind the charm and benefits of exploring a shop in person, rather than scrolling online. Being able to step into the shop, with afternoon sunlight streaming through large multi-paned windows, the faint scent of a glowing candle, and inspiring displays brings to mind what online shopping is unable to replicate.

We were walking in Litchfield and came across this charming shop with authentic Asian antiques. As…read moresomeone who collects Asian antiques, this was a surprising find in the middle of CT. The quality of the items is excellent from very refined porcelains to rustic farmhouse items. The owner, Peter, was friendly, very knowledgeable and helped me find the perfect item. I highly recommend a walk through this store if you are in town. You will find something unique, special, and handmade. It's down a flight of stairs from the street, but a trip to another world!

From the owner: I Ching Antiques specializes in unique country and provincial items from China and Asia. 3 West St…read more Litchfield.

We wanted to update our experiences with Ace, and we realized in doing so that they really haven't…read morechanged much in the last three years. We like this store very much. We like the enlargement of their stock in recent years, the ease of access in this clean, well-organized store, and the helpfulness of the folks who work here. We think the store is more customer-oriented than ever, and we are especially happy with their rental section from whom we have rented everything from equipment to tents. And we continue to like that they offer a nice selection of Litchfield-tagged clothing items (hoodies, sweatshirts, etc.). Parking is better these days, and ... well, like we said, we're happy here. Thanks to the owners.

I haven't been in Ace since they were a True Value, and frankly much is the same. Tools, pet…read moresupplies, paint, more tools, etc. But there have been some changes - the area by the register is moved, with displays encouraging buy local. They have the Connecticut 169 books, local products, and really cute little stickers. There are even Litchfield sweatshirts. The employees were very engaged with the customers, and free ones were quick to offer their assistance. (One could call them "helpful hardware folk....) The aisles were clear, and the displays clean and well organized. The parking lot lines are a bit faded so it can be a bit of a free for all, or at least close quarters where the line is clearer one side than the other.

Truly the most exquisite collection of American antiques I have ever seen. As other reviewers…read morementioned, visiting is akin to touring a museum - but the museum quality comes with an equally high price tag. A collector's dream, but perhaps out of the price range of most of us. The staff is wonderful and very knowledgeable! Probably not a place to bring the kiddos, but a real gem of a store to stop at if you're in Litchfield.

Well I wish my last name was Vanderbilt right now. Being a historian, I was absolutely drooling in…read morehere today. 3 floors worth of museum quality antiquities and I was seriously tempted to just buy everything. And I literally mean everything. The $125,000 painting of George Washington hanging upstairs was very hard to walk away from. So were some of the $15,000 clocks and secretaries. In all seriousness, we were both in complete awe walking through and seeing high level antiquities today. Totally not kid or clutz friendly. A total hidden gem for history nerds though.

I may not be the target, high paycheck Litchfield county person this store is trying to appeal to,…read moreso take my rating with a grain of salt. Plus, the store is closing tomorrow in 2/19/18, so get your shopping in now with their deep discount (it seems up to about 50%). A lot of things in the store are very pretty, but really overpriced. There are no hidden treasures here you're going to overpay for, and some of the items seem to have a few liberties taken with their description. One of my shopping companions, an admittedly self taught glass collector, point out one "hand blown" bowl that was quite clearly pressed, including the makers mark. I wish the shop luck with their new adventure into the online!

i expected to find a lot more antiques and it was mainly european and reproduction antiques which…read moreat least were labeled reproduction. definitely a very limited selection with higher prices than i would expect.